Month: July 2026

Experts say changing your air filter, keeping your thermostat steady and watching for warning signs can help your system beat the heat…

The inbound lanes of Independence Boulevard were closed Friday morning as crews worked to investigate and clean up the scene.…

The fire department canceled its Wet Down event for the first time in 23 years due to drought conditions, ensuring resources are available for emergencies.…

From heat exhaustion to fireworks and alcohol-related incidents, MEDIC says this weekend’s celebrations come with added risk, especially for kids and the elderly.…

Graduation ceremonies took place across eight locations in the state.…

More than $500,000 worth of school district contracts that are reportedly at the center of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools BOE’s investigation into Supt. Dr. Hill.…

WHAS11 has reached out to McConnell’s office twice this week for an update on the Kentucky senator’s health.…

Mecklenburg County faces a Code Orange Air Quality Alert, signaling potential health risks from ground-level ozone for sensitive groups.…

Extreme heat is expected from now through July 5, with highs up to 101 degrees, prompting safety measures for people, pets, and home cooling systems.…

Harrington was appointed by the Charlotte City Council following the resignation of longtime Mayor Vi Lyles.…